Crying Face With a Lone Teardrop Sliding Down

A round face sits inside a thick circle outline, showing clear sadness. The eyebrows slope upward toward the middle, the heavy-lidded eyes look down, and the mouth is a wide frown with a small curved line beneath it. A single teardrop runs from the right eye and ends in a long drop shape near the lower cheek. The lines are bold and simple, so the page works well for younger kids who are still building control with crayons. Try talking about what makes people feel sad before you start coloring, then let each child pick colors that match the mood. Some may choose soft blues and grays, while others may color the teardrop a bright shade. This free printable is a gentle way to open up conversations about feelings and comfort.